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A copy will be mailed on request.

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Canadian Provinces,

Charlottetown

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fiilfian Head ~ And 1 Vicinity

' vlusliird. M. L. A-. Car- at". Jfilfllllltlf ims a. visitor w the my on Saturday.

41- Niciolson returned to hfiflorlifetlu Cardigan Head on sfllllfdllV evenini-l hfter spending m; mist two weeks in Ontario.

J.» ii McAulay. P. E. 1. Tggijhong ctxginolcyee at Charlotte- w‘ saint llic weekend at his hum; i:i Curtiigaii Head.

The 11113505 Lilv and Stella Carter we lllllflllll lhc recent visitors to Moiitafllw-

\ii Jean fllcGratli is spending a ill0ll\.'ll‘.lliL".l at her home in

Lfliilt‘ Vaulcy.

311-. Ania‘: McAulay, Cardigan “m, no. ll visitor to Cardigan on Saiuidav. '

0:1 Aloiiduy" evottinz a very en- joirilil: curd party svas held at the mine cl .\li:;. John Corcoran, Bald- win's Rand. in aid of the St. Ter-

', W. L Owliu: to the con- llll.l oi ueiitliei‘ and road-s the rroivd fins not as lame as expected, liui these who attended spent a DlEdEhllt urchins iii playing cards. music nnrl sociable entertainment ll_V nncli was served by nssisicfl by the ladies t.

Amone the visitors w the city (turn: the hast week were Mr. El- ]. Juiluultl and Mr, James Cul- n». ill ltoad. '

The neoiile of tlils district regret to hear of thc sudden illness of Miss Gertrude lVlCDOlllild, daughter use. tor and Mrs. McDonald, Car A in the Kings County llosuiiul. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

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B" s FOR GOLFERS

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CAMBRIDGE, England -— The Blues Committee at Cambridge University. it is understood, will awrirdBiilrs to the first four mem- bers of the Cambridge golf team which plays against Oxford.

CANADA PROV E OF PlllNCl-I ‘ZIIWARD ISLAND

Ill THE SURROGATE COURT; ill Till“. MATTER 0P‘ the estate oi Norman Finlayson. late of Alli- Elllll in King's County. Farmer, deceased. intestate.

By the Honourable HAROLD LEONARD P A L M E R. Surrogate |r_l Judge of Probate. 8zc..&c.,8ac.

73o the Sheriff of the County of Kins-s County or any Constable or adult‘ person ivithin the said

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GREETINGC

WHEREAS Alex. R. McDonald of Glen William in Kings County. farmer. Administrator of the Es- tate of Norman Finlayson the the?“ n.mi~d deceased hath prayed that ll ivense mav issue for the talc of the lands of the said de- Cfllfifll. owned by him at the time tf his (lentil. to pay the debts due bfjlie siiirl deceased.

lOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to citoall persons interested in the 5111i estate to appear before me at a Surrogate Court to be liolden ill the Court House in Chiirlotzetoivn tn Queens County in Milli Province on the first day of .-la:ch AD. 1038 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon to show cause if any they can why a llrcnseur» sell the real estate of the said deceased should not be wanted to the said Administrator.

AND I DO ORDER THAT a this copy hereto be forthwith pub- ilfifiiftl in some newspaper publish- fil ill Charlottetown aforesaid once _l1 each ircck for at least three fifellrliggutlvc weeks from the date

(illlFlN under my hand and the

seal. of thc said Court this 26th

day of January. A.D. 1038. lStzd.) ll. L. PALMER,

5_2208_1_28_3l Surrogate.

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CIIILBLAINS When winter comes,

cliilblaiiis DER-ll to uxiilct those who are n“ Rood health, whose circulation G

is pcor and whose clothing is p05-. sibiy tnsufficieiit. By far the most‘ common location for cliilblains is t-he test. but neither the hands nor. the ears escape.

At the point where the chllblaln develops. there first of l1], a‘ trialling sensation. then itching. A1 blister. which has a. purplish tinge, forms over the area. This blister is painful and when it breaks, ah gain sore is left which is slow to

e .

To avoid chiibiains, the feet must be protected and kept warm by shoes and staeklngs which are nel- their so tight as to interfere with circulation. nor so thin as to allow fonchiliinisz of the feet. Tightly- flttinz shoes. with thin soles. over thin stockings. invite trouble, as do stockings which are so heavy as to cause the beet to pei-spire.

When the hands and feet are chi led. they should be kept away from open fire-place. stove or ra- diator. A sudden change from cold to excessive warmth causes a rush, of blood to the parts which have been chilled. and this leads to lr- ritation, followed by cliilblalms.

Under such circumstances, sup- posing it is the feet. which are cold, the proper procedure is to remove shoes and stockings. First ol all. the feet should be placed in 0010i; water and then given a. brisk ruol with a rough towel. ‘nus treatment restores circulation gradually and averts troubc.

A poor sate of health maybe the uuueiivu-iu cause of ChllDiflnll-S. amt SO it lUliovvfli illlllf. 8S l1 DlCl-T cal mcasureol prevention, the gen-- Ulhi llcdltli élluJJl reams attention through proper oier. and such liy- gienic essentials as fresh uir. rest. exercise. cleanliness and. elimin- atloa. in many homes. tlic floors are cold. and ui such homes, the mother who stands for so niany hours. du- ing her housework. develops chu- biains on her heels and the sides of her feet. To some extent, this may be overcome by wearing heav- ier and warmer stockings, but more attention. shoud be given to warm- ing the floors.‘

Painting the parts with tincture of iodine will stop the itching at the onset. If an open sore develops. 1t is well to remember the danaer of infection that attends all open sores and seciwc skilled treatment. Chilbluins are not dangerous to life. but they may take a swat <1=i=1 of the lov out of fe.

Questions concerning llwlth. ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical Association. 184 Collette Street. Tc- ronto. will be answered personally by letter.

RGES ADMISSION U OF NEW SETTLERS

Cl, Feb. l0 — Canada siixlmgg a. litte wider the doors to immigrants believes Helge Peter- son, Copenhagen. Denmark. P1111110 brought 20.000 Scandinavians. 0 cs flflld Ukrainians tn Canada. in i024 and i925. Basis for admission should be willingness to do malrilml labor and general character. rath- er than the amount of money 11¢ has, argued Mr. Peterson, who {has been connected with 111111118"- °n w_qr_k:f:or 26 Y6_jl_-1‘_5;_:__

Tenders for Hauling Cream

lll be received by the unNZwIZ-Ecd‘ up to and including Wednesday, February 16th, 193B for the Hauling of Cream to the Ken; glngton Butter Factory. Season 1&3 from May 1st to November 3 h. 1930. Boundaries of Routes and any {raforénatlon may be obtained from

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PROWGE PRICES

MONTREAL, Fen _ 10 -—lCP. _- Prlces iii-med today in light‘ trad- ing on Canadian commodity ex- change.

Butter spot -Que g-rass regrad- ed 33 l-4t; westerns i158 score) 32 1-2-33; ivestems regraded 3i l-4- 32; Que <37 score) 32 14-32 3-4. sales: 300 boxes Que grass regrad- ed at 33 5-8 and 100 boxes Que grass regraded. at 33 3-4.

Cheese spot —U1lqllULLd.

Eggs spot —Ont A-largee 25a; A-ll\.’dll.lm 23 1-2a; A-pullets 22a; B-large 20a; B-meclium 19 1-2a

MONTREAL. Feb. l0 -(CP)- Buttor ruled firm on Montreal open produce markets today.

Butter was quoted at 33 l-2-34 cents it pound for No. i in carlots or less with lots to retailers at 34 1-2 for solids and 35 for prints

Graded egg shipments in carlots Or 1cm were 25 cents for A-largc, 23 i-2 for L-gedium, 22-22 l-2 for A-pullets. and 19-20 for B-largc and B-medium storage.

Cheese was 14 l-2-3-4 cents for current wwtern receipts and l5 l-2-S-4 for western summer makes.

Potatoes: Que whites No. l 80's .55; N. B. mts No. 1 ‘s 60-62: 50's .45: . . .

80-82; 50's E0; B. W. I. No. 1 00s 2.25; Fla bushel 2.50.

GRAIN

ilrfNNlPEG. Feb. 10 -~tCP)- Slow foreign demand for Canadian wheat, lower outside markets. and unsettled conditions in the Unit-ed States winter wheat belt were dominating factors in wheat fut- ures setbacks at Winnipeg today.

Prices fluctuated in a one-cent range under yesterday's close and finished almost at bottom levels, l-2-1 1-8 cent down May $1.28 5-8, July $1.20 1-8-1-4 and Oct- ober 31,90 7-8.

Trade was almost entirely cori- iincd to light selling by Southern, locals and Commission firms al- thouqli minor irregularity came when prices dropped to a. resting order range. Exporters and mil- lers made minor purchases.

Cash wheat spreads were virtual-

1y unchanged. No. 1 and 2 north- ern at 17 and nine cents premium above the May future. Only light transactions were reported. ' A featureless coarse grain mar- ket closcd xvith all futures low- er. oats l-B. barley 1-8-7-8. flax 1-2-1 l-4 and rye 1-2 cent off.

MONTREAL. Feb. 10 -lCPl~ Wheat, northern, No. 1 $1.01 l-ll; barley. Canadian western No. 3 .77: oats. feed. No. 1 .56: flour. spring wheat patents, firsts $8.102 ‘cpnfly\r'< M1 7p. y-»'--»-- Q1 Pfi- xvii-fel- wheat patents, choice $4.354 45C while corn $4.0i--4.'5: bran. ton 32.25: shorts. ion. $34.25: mldciungs. ton $218.25; rolled oats. bag. 90 pounds 93.1w hay, No. 2. per ton. carlots $10.50.

Eggs in cartons: A-l large 32; Bill-tor N0. i 33 1-2-34.

Cheese wertern current .14 1-2- 3-4; western summer .15 l-2-3-4. A-l medium 29: A-large 29: A- medium 20; B-large .24; B-med- ium .24.’ C .22 l-Z. I

Pstiitocsm-efiue Whites No. 1 80's 50's .45; P. E. . . 1 90's .55: N. B. mts N0. 1 80's 80-623 00-82: 50s .50: B. W. I. No. 1 00's Fla. N» hcl 2.50.

CHICAGO. Feb. i0 -—fAPl-_- Despite advances of securities. the Chicano wheat market showed a downward tnend most of the time

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bottom price lev). ‘Trade specialists said it certain-

buy only moderate quan United States wh One leadinw authority stated the United states was the sole country which possessed an important so- cummulation of wheat riot likely to dhappear within the year. ‘

At thc close. (Zhlcago wheat fut- ures were 3-4 to i cent under yes- .'lulv 91-91 l-8. com unchanged t0 terdaybi finish. May 95-95 l-tl. 1-3 up. May 59 7-8-00. Ju‘.V 00 3-4. and oats unchanged to i-8 off.

WINNIPEG. Feb. 10 -fCP)— Grain quotations wheat close. May 12R 5-H, Julv 120 l-4-1-4. 00B 100 743a; oats. May 49 l-2. July 45 18b. ‘bet 41 1-40. barley. May 65b July 50 1-4.

Cash prices: Wheat-No. l nor 145 5-8; No. 2 nor 137 5-8: No. 3 nor 122 i-ll; No. 4 nor 114 5-8: No. 5 wheat 100 5-8; No. 0 wheat 9i 5-0: feed 81 5-8: No. 1 garnet 122 5-8: No. 2 garnet 119 5-9: No. 1 durum 92 5-8; No. 4 special l0" 5-8; m. a special 9s s-a: No. B special 87 5-8: track 141 5-8; screenings .

Oats -No. 2 cw 57 l-l; N0. 3 cw 50 l-l: ext ford li0 l-4: M. l feed 45 i-ll: No. 2 feed 4i 1-7:

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Barley --No. l cw 64: No. 4 cw No. 3 feed 38 3-4; tract: 50 l-4.

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1 Stocks Close Lower After Early Rally

(By Frederick Gardner. Associated Press Financial Writer) NEW YORK. Feb. IO-Iate Profit realizing took the seam}, on; of stock market rally today that, at the best, put leaders up fr“- tions to 2 ponts, generally. Under leadership of rails and 00911915. the list registered top {riiarks in the morning and. toi- a m8. dealings were relatively fast. grhe tlckfiruléape, however, slowed o a. sna - e 1 h began to cash iclraw w en traders With extreme advances halved or worse in many instances. the Asociated Press average of 60 is- sues BmBTBEd .04 of a point high. 3" at 44. Transfers totalled 631,670 ares against 747.770 yesterday. Gains o id loses on a. slug. Qish Canadian list. Gains were fractional and were listed by 1n. ternational Nickel, McIntyre, Lake Sligro and Imperial Oil. Hollinger an Dome Mines eased slightly. Most steels were moderately in front at the finish. although U. S

V. Steel suffered a last-minute setl

back and closed off 7-8 of a. point its? tl-B. Whtle it was thought

u 1n cold rolled sheet prices might spread to a few other pm- ducts. it was hoped pgggponed steel buying would aid this indus- try offset reductions.

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Advances Declines fig g?

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Stocks

Abltibl Com 13o Abitibl Pfd 1514 ASDBSLN 55‘ B A Oil Beauharnois 4i; Bllthl-IISL A 9:1,‘, Dom Tar 3.15 D .1 A . 5.5 Fraslr V T (7 15 FY5501’

Home Oil 1;; Imp Oil Int Pete 3o

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Stocks

Canada

Commerce 15g Montreal 29g Nova Scotla

R0991 175

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates

At Montreal ~Pound 5.01 0-32: Si! S. dlr .99 31-32; franc 3.28 At New York -—Pound 5.01 7-16; Canadian dlr 1.00 1-32; franc 3.- 28 7-8.

At Paris -Pound 152.67 fr.; U. S. dlr 30.44 In; Canadian dlr 30.- 44 1-4 fr.

In Gold ~Pound 12s. 1d; U. s dlr 59.05 cents: Canadian dlr 59.- 07 oerds.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal —Stooks irregularly lower New York —Stocks closed high-

er

Winnipeg —Wheat l-z to 1 l-B cents lower

New York —Ruitber fhlgher; cotton, sugar and coffee lower

NEW YORK CURB

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Atl Ref Auburn

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NEW IORK. Feb. l0 —(AP>— The. United States dollar was slightly weaker today in foreign exchange trading.

Despite a decrease in the bank of Frances gold holdings. ‘I71: franc closed .00 5-8 of s. cent higher at 3‘ 28 7-8. iri terms of the dollar The Pound Sterling was

e Belgian belga was u of

. th .01 today, and finislvd near the clays 3.16 o; a cent mgh" m, 3 v01 q_16_

a cent, the Netherlands guilder up .03 of a cent and the Swiss franc

ly locked as lTiouizh Eurcmiewougd | 5p" _03 o; a fir,‘ ghet 93.1mm; eat this seasonu‘ o ar was unc nge a 1001-3.

Finance

MONTREAL, Feb. 10 -(CP)—- The Pound Sterling closed 7-32 of a cent higher at $5.01 9-32 oii Montreal foreign exchange tcday while the French franc held about even at 3.28 5-8 cents. The United States dollar declined 1-64 0t a cent at 1-32 per cent discount

NEW YORK. Fish. l0 -—(AP)— Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 5.01 l-2. 5.01 1-4. 5. 7-10: 00-day bills 5.00 1-3; France demand 3.28 7-8; Italy 5.26 l-2: Belgium 10.95 l-2; Germany i0.- 38 l-2; Canada 1.00 1-32.

POVERTY HELPS SAYS MUSICIAN

WINNIPEG. Feb. Ill-One has to be a poor boy to make something of life believes Arthur Rubinstein, famous Polish violinist, a recent visitor to Winnipeg.

"A violent urae is necessary if s man is to do outstanding work. Poverty supplies that stimulation but comfort makes a boy lazy". he declared.

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Stocks Show

Improvement In Montreal

(UP. By Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL, Feb. l0—MO5t dl- visions of _tlie Montreal Stock Ex- change displayed fractional im- provement today. though metals cased towards the close. olumc was lighter than yesterday. Consolidated Smclting sold off at the close to 59. down a point from the previous day, while Nor- anda. .ost 1-2 at 59 1-2. Rails and papers were stronger. Canadian Pacltic gained l-B at 7 l-B. National Steel Car was up l-4